I acquired a taste for molecular biology and plants early in my career. Over time, evolutionary biology became an intrinsic part of my research, and I am now fascinated by how signalling pathways emerged and evolved to achieve fine-tuned transcriptional regulation. 

I obtained my PhD under the supervision of Prof. M.A. Blázquez (IBMCP, Valencia, ES) working on the evolution of the gibberellin signalling pathway. I then moved to the Netherlands to work with Prof. Dolf Weijers (WUR, NL) on the origin of the nuclear auxin pathway. I am now back in Spain to start my independent career at CBGP.

I am trained in Clinical and Biomedical Laboratory Techniques and in Pathological Anatomy and Cytodiagnosis. I have gained experience in diverse research environments during my internships at the Epigenetic Regulation of Agronomic Traits Group (CBGP, Madrid, ES) and at the Brain Metastasis Group (CNIO, Madrid, ES). 

At the ETERlab, I am in charge of generating and maintaining transgenic plant lines, caring for model organisms, preparing culture media and solutions, and managing laboratory equipment and purchasing. I aim to improve my lab skills and knowledge in the field while supporting research through hands-on technical work.

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